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Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
I never swapped out bushings before so searched a bit and posted, then deicided on Venom Standard 85a or 90a, cause i'm 150-160 and want it to be carvy, and able to do some dh. Am i missing something about bushing types?
Longboard Skateboard & Snowboard Shop - Daddies Board Shop - Since 1995 - Search - Has venoms split into dh, standard, and super carve, then duros.
LongboardSkater.com: Venom Longboard Skateboard Bushings - Has venom cones and barrels but doesn't split them into dh, standard, and super carve. It only splits them into duros?
So... I sent longboardskater.com an email -
I sent :
On your site the venom bushings aside from the eliminators don't have what type they are. Is it assumed that they are all standard or are some downhill or super carve?
And I recieved:
Appreciate you checking us out! All the Venoms are sold in single bushings, that way you can mix a match shape and duro. All bushings state if there barrel or conical and the duro 
Does that mean the formulas are the same for dh, standard, and super carve and the bushings are the same, or that the different packages of barrel barrel, cone cone, or barrel cone are advertised for certain things?
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
"The different packages of barrel barrel, cone cone, or barrel cone are advertised for certain things" - this is correct.
All the bushings are the same formula... only different colors/duros/shapes
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by FirstAttempt
Does that mean the formulas are the same for dh, standard, and super carve and the bushings are the same
Yes, same urethane, just different shapes.
Get these Venom Eliminator Bushings
in Red and Yellow, or Yellow and Orange (1st is more stable, 2nd more turny), then be happy
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
It's quite simple. Barrels without cones are simply supercarve that can be used for downhill unless the duro is below a 89a then you want to switch to a standard pack of cones which are only standard at or below an 85a unless they are cones in the downhill pack which would be standard only they aren't because of the duro being more relavant to a double barrel downhill in the 81a range. Of course when sliding use blue because blue is best for sliding.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
If you like a good rebound and a stable center, get barrel/barrel (downhill).
If you like a loose feel, maybe barrel boardside, cone roadside (standard).
If you're on some setup that won't wheelbite, and you're crazy (awesome), get a cone/cone (supercarve).
 Originally Posted by LaneMeyer
Barrels without cones are simply supercarve that can be used for downhill unless the duro is below a 89a then you want to switch to a standard pack of cones which are only standard at or below an 85a unless they are cones in the downhill pack which would be standard only they aren't because of the duro being more relavant to a double barrel downhill in the 81a range.
Holy run-on sentence, batman! ;__;
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by LaneMeyer
It's quite simple. Barrels without cones are simply supercarve that can be used for downhill unless the duro is below a 89a then you want to switch to a standard pack of cones which are only standard at or below an 85a unless they are cones in the downhill pack which would be standard only they aren't because of the duro being more relavant to a double barrel downhill in the 81a range. Of course when sliding use blue because blue is best for sliding.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
This is kind of off topic sorry for that but the are the bushings that come standard with newer paris trucks venoms or are they paris "version of venoms" (the same formula) And how do they compair with venoms?
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by Snowboarderdude
This is kind of off topic sorry for that but the are the bushings that come standard with newer paris trucks venoms or are they paris "version of venoms" (the same formula) And how do they compair with venoms?
I've heard they're the same formula. My 93A cone might actually be a stock Paris bushing, but it's squishy as hell. And I love it. So I'm calling it a venom >_>
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
I'm currently running a purple barrel and orange cone on my Nemesis with Bear 852's. Short wb config with the hanger unflipped. It turns like a dream though I wouldn't be going all out DH on that setup. I'm only 130lbs and she turns good and loose, so I'd say go with at least one duro up from the purps (87a I think). I believe the next duro up would be the reds. I'm going to get a pair of orange barrels as well to see if they help with stability (in place of the orange cones). I was also a little concerned because the cup washer was digging into the hanger of my bears. Not good... hopefully the damage isn't too bad.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by LaneMeyer
It's quite simple. Barrels without cones are simply supercarve that can be used for downhill unless the duro is below a 89a then you want to switch to a standard pack of cones which are only standard at or below an 85a unless they are cones in the downhill pack which would be standard only they aren't because of the duro being more relavant to a double barrel downhill in the 81a range. Of course when sliding use blue because blue is best for sliding.
my brain hurts. if that is how you put something in simplistic terms i'd hate to see this method of describing something difficult.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
That does hurt. I'll see if I can do better.
Venom only make 1 urethane formula, they use the different shapes to change the feel of the bushings.
Venom only make 3 shapes of bushing, eliminator, barrel and cone.
Supercarve, downhill and standard are just different ways of combining their barrel and cone bushings.
So, for example, if you want 'standard', purchase one barrel and one cone per truck.
LongboardSkater has made it even more customisable by just selling you one bushing at a go. Yuu can create you own standard, dh and super carve packs by combining barrels and conce in different ways.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by AFTT
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On a more serious note, I think the Barrels are taller in the barrel set, than the single barrel that comes in the barrel cone combo.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
What is the new purple venom?
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by A.J.
What is the new purple venom?
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
So currently Im riding 50* randals with 78a venom standards. I weigh 125ish. Obviously this is a loose, carvy setup.
Here's my predicament, my setup, plus the fact that i ride my trucks super loose doesn't make it stable at speeds. True I could tighten up for hills, which I do, but it still feels very unsafe. So what bushings do you guys suggest? A harder duro standard, dh, or elims? I still want to be able to carve somewhat, I hate when bushings restrict a board too much. Sorry if I jacked the thread
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by Lukasz
So currently Im riding 50* randals with 78a venom standards. I weigh 125ish. Obviously this is a loose, carvy setup.
Here's my predicament, my setup, plus the fact that i ride my trucks super loose doesn't make it stable at speeds. True I could tighten up for hills, which I do, but it still feels very unsafe. So what bushings do you guys suggest? A harder duro standard, dh, or elims? I still want to be able to carve somewhat, I hate when bushings restrict a board too much. Sorry if I jacked the thread
I would suggest switching to a super carve (double cone) setup and stepping up to a 83a or a 87a duro.
The higher duro will give you better stability and the cone shape will yield carveability.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by howdyrowdy
I would suggest switching to a super carve (double cone) setup and stepping up to a 83a or a 87a duro.
The higher duro will give you better stability and the cone shape will yield carveability.
And if that's too unstable for you, a... 80A/85A elim boardside, and a 78A/80A barrel roadside would be carvy too, just more return-to-centerness.
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Re: Venom bushing types - am i missing something?
 Originally Posted by Wolfin
And if that's too unstable for you, a... 80A/85A elim boardside, and a 78A/80A barrel roadside would be carvy too, just more return-to-centerness.
sorry guys, I didnt explain myself well, i was in a hurry, I meant to say that I want to get some bushings for downhill riding / bombing without the bushings being too restricting, meaning that I could still carve a bit
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